The charm of the countryside and wine
The Cachapoal Valley is an essential wine destination, located just one hour from Santiago. This territory of hills and river valleys has an ideal Mediterranean climate for vines, which translates into high-quality red wines and a perfect environment for relaxation.
Its prestigious vineyards offer wineries with avant-garde architecture, tastings in open spaces, and even specialized activities such as horseback riding. In addition, Rancagua acts as the main service center and gateway to all the valley routes.
Plan your trip to Cachapoal Valley
How to get there
How to get there by air
The best option is to land at Comodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport (SCL), the closest terminal. From Santiago, the Cachapoal Valley is 100 km away. You can rent a vehicle for the one-hour trip along Route 5 South, take a bus or a train to Rancagua.
How to get there by land
From Santiago, the main route is Route 5 South. Drive approximately 100 km in one hour to reach Rancagua, the main access city to the valley’s vineyards. A comfortable alternative is the regional train (EFE) or the numerous intercity buses that depart from the capital.
Must-Know Tips
Keep in mind that visiting the vineyards in March will allow you to participate in the grape harvest festival, where there is a high level of cultural activity in the valley. It is essential that you book your visit in advance. And if you are going to taste wines, consider hiring a tour or designating a driver for your return trip.
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